Twelve months had passed
so...you got a all new year
just in front of your face and
you send bang!!! the old beggar
as you wonder what the heck
happened to yesterday, let not
talk about a whole year...
Old men forget and don't remember
things that are far or near,
wishing with a dying December
to recollect if thay have something dear,
left as they are, to rumage around
among the fallen leaves of theirs,
by now, a very old calendar...
Covered wrinkles with white snow,
trembling hands, no enemies...no fear,
just a confused grandpa you have
pictured in your head,
and old man looking around for,
all those lost yesterdays without
remembering its smiles or its tears...
If you see a old man kind of lost
looking for a little of tomorrow...
be kind,
wish him a Happy New Year
A very beautiful reminder to be kind
This is a very inspirational message for the up coming
New Year a very beautiful view of your thoughts!
Wishing you and your family Love Peace & joy
& prosperity for the New Year..Morning Star
Such an inspiring message here~ One we should all heed, George!
It is so rewarding to see an old man or women smile, especially if I can make it appear!
Good job!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Yes, this is what we should do whenever we see one, I saw a old man panhandler the other day:
I asked him if he needs a jacket,
he said no, he just need money for groceries.
He had only a thick old flannel work shirt on,
but I think what he meant was that he needed both,
but in choosing for survival
he would rather have the money
to buy groceries.
This was sad!!!!!
I love your thought-provoking meaningful write! I hope my review wasn't off the topic.
The songs and art in this book are about our collective emergence after the pandemic and trauma of the last few years - comprised of 5 collections: World as Refuge, Where We Live, In Our Hands, Rhythms of Change and What We See & Sow.
This is a very inspirational message for the up coming
New Year a very beautiful view of your thoughts!
Wishing you and your family Love Peace & joy
& prosperity for the New Year..Morning Star
Regis
It is so rewarding to see an old man or women smile, especially if I can make it appear!
Good job!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Micke
Susan
I asked him if he needs a jacket,
he said no, he just need money for groceries.
He had only a thick old flannel work shirt on,
but I think what he meant was that he needed both,
but in choosing for survival
he would rather have the money
to buy groceries.
This was sad!!!!!
I love your thought-provoking meaningful write! I hope my review wasn't off the topic.
Anyway -
Happy New Year to your and your family!!!!!
Your Poet Friend,
Sandie May Angel :o)